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Kim McAleese, Director of Edinburgh Arts Festival, on its 20th year (interview)
Kim McAleese, Director of the Edinburgh Arts Festival (EAF), talks to us about the ...
Linsey Young on pushing back against the patriarchy to make women artists visible (Interview)
For the past eight years, Linsey Young has held the position of Tate Britain’s ...
Kathleen Jamie on milestones, micro essays, and navigating the future (Interview)
As Kathleen Jamie – essayist, editor, and Makar (National Poet for Scotland) – reached ...
Elle Nash on alchemising the beautiful brutal. Formative books, body horror, and the darker side of human experience.
Since the publication of her critically acclaimed 2018 novella, Animals Eat Each Other, Elle ...
Ari Tsugi on musical chemistry, spirituality, and gifts of the universe.
The latest signing to Rebecca Vasmant’s label, Rebecca’s Records, Ari Tsugi are a psychedelic ...
SOAPBOX on making in art in the face of austerity and deprivation
On a sunny Sunday evening, SOAPBOX are hard at work in the studio: ‘It’s ...
How Busted are getting it right for Stirling Summer Sessions
'I don’t do well with things going wrong’ is one of the first things ...
Fat White Family on exits, culture, aggression, and 2Pac’s hologram.
There’s rarely been a period of stability and calm with Fat White Family, but ...
Cloth on festivals, joining the Psych family, and their third album
Festival season is nearly upon us, and we can’t wait. The Big City event ...
Genevieve Jagger on confession, weird sex, sin, vampire mythology, and secrets
Among the most eagerly awaited debut novels of recent years, Genevieve Jagger’s Fragile Animals ...
Bikini Kill: Fiercely Feminist Punk – Kathi Wilcox on what has changed and what hasn’t
It’s hard to overstate the importance of Bikini Kill: their fiercely feminist punk redefined ...
Richard Hawley live at Usher Hall, Edinburgh – Gig review
Richard Hawley’s new album, In This City They Call You Love, demonstrates that the ...
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We committed to a 50/50 gender balance in our coverage in 2021 and have exceeded this pledge annually since.
